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Ultimate glamour inspired by a seventies icon

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—By Scarlett Baker

Watch of the Week: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Mini Quartz in Black Onyx

With its mirror-polished onyx dial and svelte 23mm case, the new Royal Oak Mini blurs the boundary between horology and high jewellery — a quartz-powered statement that speaks softly, yet commands attention.

Style & Living

—By Mark Knox

Style Away

Oasis’ cultural influence has reached far beyond the rock’n’roll scene. Their clothes styled a generation, and we’re coming back for more…

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